Crafting Worlds
Wayne Carnegie is a Jamaican‑Canadian Senior Surfacing Artist and award‑winning multidisciplinary creative, born in Spanish Town and raised in McNie, Clarendon.
He holds a Master’s Degree in Advanced Animation from Buckinghamsire New University (UK), blending Caribbean storytelling with technical excellence across 3D animation, illustration, and children’s literature.
Wayne has contributed surfacing work to major productions including The Nut Job, Trollhunters, True and the Rainbow Kingdom, Unicorn Academy, and Super Giant Robot Brothers, helping shape the visual identity of globally recognized animated worlds.
Alongside his studio career, Wayne teaches advanced 3D Surfacing, Compositing, and Game Art at Sheridan College and Seneca Polytechnic, where he’s known for clear, practical, industry‑focused mentorship. His acclaimed short film The Star Boy has earned international recognition, establishing him as a rising voice in Caribbean‑influenced animation.
SELECTED CREATIVE WORKS
AWARDING WINNING 3D ANIMATION
The Star Boy is an award‑winning 3D animated short that blends heartfelt storytelling with striking visual artistry. Rooted in cultural imagination and crafted with cinematic detail, it follows a young boy’s luminous journey of hope, wonder, and destiny.
My Animated World
A curated collection of 2D and 3D animation projects, from fluid character movements to vibrant children's book illustrations.
CHILDREN'S BOOK
Vibrant Jamaican children’s stories filled with adventure, culture, and heart. Through lively characters and island magic, it celebrates courage, friendship, and the beauty of growing up in the Caribbean.
SR. SURFACING & TEXTURE ARTIST REEL
A Senior Surfacing Artist who blends technical mastery with bold, stylized texture work to elevate animation and VFX. His multidisciplinary approach brings cinematic depth, cultural richness, and polished visual storytelling to every project.
ILLUSTRATION
Hand-drawn sketches and digital illustrations with a playful, modern retro style.
